DMP: Tutorials

Tutorials start in Week 2. For each weekly tutorial there is a sheet of exercises for students to work on together in small groups with assistance from tutors. Tutorials are also an opportunity to discuss other course material such as lectures, quizzes, and homework exercises. There's no need to work through the tutorial questions in advance: appropriate preparation for tutorials is to work through the study guide for the week.

Tutorials are held on Tuesday and Wednesday in one of the following teaching studios.

Each tutorial group has at least one faculty tutor and one student tutor. For the second half of semester groups timetabled in the same slot move to a shared room.

GroupsDayTimePlaceFaculty TutorStudent Tutor
1a, 1bTuesday1210–1300EFI 1.60
  • Rob von Glabbeek
  • Amir Vaxman
  • Tobias Cheung
  • Pranav Saxena
2a, 2bTuesday1310–1400LLTC 1.16
  • Jacques Fleuriot
  • Peter Bell
  • Aisyah Nizam
  • Tobias Cheung
  • Sahel Torkamani
3a, 3bWednesday1210–1300EFI 1.50
  • Richard Mayr
  • Heng Guo
  • Gabriel Soriani
  • Sahel Torkamani

If you are unable to attend your assigned tutorial one week then go along to a different one and tell the tutor when you arrive there. If you want to change group then use the Self Change functionality in the My Groups section of the online interactive Timetabler.

Links: Video guides for group change requests; Timetabler tool

Tutorial exercises and solution notes are posted below as the course progresses.

Tutorial 1Week 2ProofExercisesSolution Notes
Tutorial 2Week 3Induction and RecurrenceExercisesSolution Notes
Tutorial 3Week 4Sets and FunctionsExercisesSolution Notes
Tutorial 4Week 5RelationsExercisesSolution Notes
 Week 6No Tutorial  
Tutorial 5Week 7Discrete ProbabilityExercisesSolution Notes
Tutorial 6Week 8Discrete ProbabilityExercisesSolution Notes
Tutorial 7Week 9Continuous ProbabilityExercisesSolution Notes
Tutorial 8Week 10Continuous ProbabilityExercisesSolution Notes
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